The U.K. launched its own carbon market following Brexit, which has traded at a discount to the EU equivalent.

A total of 50 countries had record solar imports from China in March, with Nigeria recording a 519 percent surge from February and notable spikes in Malaysia, Ethiopia, and Kenya.

In recent years, illegal gold mining, logging and drug trafficking have spread deeper into remote rainforest regions in countries including Brazil, Peru, Colombia and Ecuador.

The South American country is grappling with fuel shortages and a presidential decree that ended long-standing fuel subsidies, effectively doubling the cost of gasoline.

The president nominated the man he fired as leader of the nation's disaster agency a year ago.

The plan to increase gas supply comes as the region's Democratic governors seek reelection, pledging to both green their states' economies and address high energy prices.

Controversial ideas were dropped from the final document about reshaping U.S. disaster policy.

The governors are combining a nuts-and-bolts focus on infrastructure with a catchy — and sometimes profane — slogan to attract voters.

The blazes have burned 170,000 acres, driven by severe drought and increased development in wooded areas.

State officials said the offshore wind project provided key benefits to New York.

In exchange for setting aside the requirement, summer camps agree to maintain “redundant internet connectivity” through other means, including through cellular or satellite technology.

An event is expected to develop from the middle of this year, impacting global temperature and rainfall patterns, according to officials.

The military alliance sees clean power as a logical replacement for fossil fuels.

The disembarkation was “proceeding normally” and all passengers on the MV Hondius were still asymptomatic, Spain’s health minister said.

Many threats, ranging from climate change to potential legislation on the horizon, are putting the forest at risk.

Long-anticipated recommendations to revamp the disaster agency were approved Thursday. Now, President Donald Trump has to make a decision.

State policymakers appear unprepared for a potential increase in power bills driven by a doubling of emissions credit prices as Virginia gears up to rejoin a regional climate program.

The moves bring the cases a step closer to trial, even as a pending Supreme Court battle threatens to derail the lawsuits.

A massive data center near Atlanta took the water but didn't get a bill until months later.

Gov. Kathy Hochul said she’s secured changes to the state’s climate law, delaying a transition off fossil fuels while soothing affordability concerns.